The 18th annual Peachtree Village International Film Festival (PVIFF) proudly announces the screening of the web series “Therapy Sess” as a finalist in this year’s prestigious lineup. Directed by Jason Holmes, the series offers a fresh perspective on the complexities of love, divorce, and self-discovery. Synopsis: “Therapy Sess” follows the
National Geographic is gearing up to present an enthralling new documentary delving into the history of Black astronauts. Titled “The Space Race,” the documentary explores the Space Age by revisiting the experiences of Black astronauts, covering almost six decades of history. A recent featurette trailer provides a glimpse into the
Variety reports that Netflix and Shondaland have secured the global rights to the documentary “Black Barbie,” which will explore the history of the first Black Barbie doll. Introduced three decades after the original Barbie in 1980, the film shows how three Black women at Mattel advocated for more diverse barbies.
Hulu has unveiled the trailer for its upcoming drama series, “Black Cake,” produced by Oprah’s Harpo Films and adapted from Charmaine Wilkerson’s bestselling novel. The series revolves around the startling revelation of a mother’s hidden childhood secrets, which only come to light after her passing. This revelation leaves her children
The National Black Theatre has unveiled its highly anticipated 2023-2024 season, called “Defiance of Our Bloom.” One of the season’s highlights is the groundbreaking world premiere of “(pray),” a co-production with Ars Nova at Greenwich House Off-Broadway. Playwright, director, and choreographer nicHi douglas leads this impactful choreopoem of sound, motion,
ColorPop Books, an online bookshop, understands the importance of representation in literature, and has taken action to create curated book bundles for children that feature works written and illustrated by diverse authors. Shockingly, a 2022 study revealed that only 39% of children’s books published in the U.S. include characters of
The fifth annual New Jersey Web Festival took place on Sunday night, September 25th. Taking place live from Montclair’s Brookside Banquets, Alonge Hawes was one of the biggest winners of the night. The multi-hyphenate took home the award for Best Director in A Thriller for
In recent years, social media has emerged as a powerful platform that enables individuals to express their voices, showcase their talents, and connect with audiences worldwide. Among the numerous influencers that have risen to prominence on these platforms, Black creatives and BIPOC artists have been at the forefront, leveraging their
In today’s ever-evolving digital age, the power of storytelling has transcended traditional boundaries, providing an unprecedented platform for diverse voices and narratives to be shared and celebrated. Among these voices are the powerful African-American stories that have gained significant prominence in recent years. JARO Magazine stands at the forefront of
Nijiama Smalls, the founder and CEO behind The Black Girl’s Guide to Healing Emotional Wounds, has launched an inventive virtual platform featuring an AI wellness coach known as Rashida. The platform’s primary goal is to seamlessly connect Black women with a comprehensive range of mental and emotional health resources, all
